Hammer JUCO 29997 — 2 kg head weight, single piece, steel handle

The JUCO 29997 hammer is a single-piece striking tool with a 2 kg head weight and a steel handle, designed for general-purpose heavy striking and demolition tasks. Its solidly forged head and durable handle construction provide consistent impact performance for applications such as driving stakes, breaking masonry, metalworking and construction work. The tool is balanced for manual heavy-duty use and intended for users who need greater impact force than standard light hammers provide.

Advantages

The hammer combines a 2 kg hardened forged head with a robust steel handle to deliver increased impact energy and improved durability under repetitive use. The working surfaces are ground and induction hardened to resist wear and chipping, while the single-piece construction reduces the risk of head loosening. The balanced weight distribution supports controlled striking and reduces user fatigue compared with poorly balanced heavy hammers.

Suitable for

• Driving stakes and large nails
• Breaking and shaping masonry and concrete
• Metalworking and light forging tasks
• Demolition and construction site striking jobs

Key specifications

• Head weight: 2 kg
• Construction: single-piece design for enhanced safety and stability
• Head treatment: forged, ground and induction hardened working surfaces
• Handle material: steel handle for higher strength and impact resistance
• Standard: manufactured in accordance with DIN 1041

How to use

Select an appropriate work surface and ensure personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves are worn. Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum striking force and position the target securely. Deliver controlled, deliberate strikes to the intended point; avoid glancing blows. For repetitive tasks, maintain a steady rhythm and reposition your grip as needed to manage fatigue. Inspect the tool before use for any visible damage or deformation.

Usage recommendations

Use the hammer for heavy-duty manual striking where a 2 kg head is appropriate; avoid using on hardened steel edges or temper-sensitive components that may chip. Store the tool in a dry place and inspect the head and handle periodically for wear or cracks. Replace the hammer if significant deformation or damage is observed.